A $15 Minimum Wage Is the Wrong Answer for College-Student Employees
But conservatives should offer solutions of our own.
Business
SBA Disaster-Loan Program Still a Disaster
A Wall Street Journal piece exposes the bureaucratic tangle small businesses navigate to get disaster relief during the COVID pandemic.
Tax Leaks, the ‘Public Interest,’ and the Abuse of Power
On the menu today: weaponizing tax leaks, Olympic sponsorship (and its problems), the advertising that dreams are made of, Babe Ruth slices, and more.
They Want Billionaires Gone
For the Left, abiding by the law is no defense for the crime of being too wealthy.
How Deregulation Could Make Supersonic Air Travel Great Again
Recent government streamlining could help bring the first major innovations to air travel in decades.
Oat Milk and Environmentalism
It is hard to deny that certain forms of environmentalism, often when climate change is involved, take on strong religious characteristics.
Keystone XL Cancellation Shows Why ‘Pro-science’ Can’t Be an Agenda
There are brilliant scientists doing outstanding work on climate issues, and there are brilliant scientists doing outstanding work for petroleum companies.
Why Employees — Including Conservatives — Want to Work for Values-Driven Companies
Americans don’t want a Republican coffee or Democrat sandwich, but high-impact workers want to feel like their effort is making a difference.
Jobs Report: Something for Everyone
There’s something for everyone in this new release.
Workers Aren’t Coming Back
Workers sitting on the sidelines is a serious issue. More is at stake than a bumpy economic ride.